Cyprus Bolstered U N Gets Cyprus Crisis Debate
Britain sent extra peacekeepers to Cyprus as the United Nations opened a Security Council session on the island crisis. Archbishop Makarios warned of renewed Greek Turkish fighting unless a settlement is found, while Cyprus and Britain push for a council resolution to safeguard independence and territorial integrity.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
UPD
Britain
United Nations
Makaros
United Nations Security Council
Council
Turkey
Greece
U.N
London
Makarios
Ams
Orge Ball
Washington
Cypris
Weta
Cruying
Royal Guards Regiment
Mediterranean
Spyros Kyprianou
N.Y
Kyprianou
Patrick Dean
Volpe OKs Radio Debate With Rivals
North Adams Massachusetts AP Volpe agrees to appear April 5 on WMNB radio's Conversation Piece with rivals Graham and Perry. Hamilton confirms both opponents. first joint appearance in this campaign.
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North Adams
Mass
Forner
John A. Volpe
Robert V. Hamilton
North Adams State College
WMNB
Volpe
Philip A. Graham
Hamilton
Senate
Francis W. Perry
Duxbury
Graham
Perry
Air Pollution Threat Near Boston Warns Officials
Massachusetts cities face looming air pollution problems as Public Health Commissioner Alfred L. Frechette testifies before a U S Senate subcommittee. He notes mornings with visibility at or below one mile in the Metropolitan Air Pollution Control District, which covers 40 towns including Boston, home to about two million people.
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Boston
API
Massachusetts
Alfred L. Frechette
Frechette
U.S. Senate Committee On Public Works
Edmund S. Muskie
Dmaine
James B. Pearson
Kan
Metropolitan
Papandreou Elected Moderate Party Wins In Greek Election
Greece's Center Union led by George Papandreou secured an absolute parliamentary majority in a Sunday election crisis amid Cyprus tensions. Rival Panayiotis Cannellopoulos conceded defeat as Center Union dominated with 53.3 percent of votes from 9,346 of 11,581 polling stations. National Radical Union trailed with 35 percent and United Democratic Left gathered 11.2 percent. King Paul expected to invite Papandreou to form a government.
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Athens
Greece
George Papandreou
Center Union Party
Cyprus
Papandreou
Sundsy
Center Union
Paadreon
Panayiotis Cancellopoulos
National Radical Union
ERE
Canel
Lopoulos
The
Radical Union
Constantine Caramanlis
Caramanlis
Canellopoulos
Papandreous
Paul
United Democratic Left
Berkshire County Snow Storm Delivers Severe Winter Blow
A brutal midwinter storm drenched Berkshire County with 14 to 20 inches of snow and gale winds, clogging streets and delaying travel. A man shoveling snow collapsed and died at Luke’s Hospital. Churchgoers endured severe conditions as towns faced blocked roads and drifting snow.
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Berkshire County
New England
George Droswin
Maple St
Luke's Hospital
Cais Wey
Pitts
Snow Storm Sweeps Maine Area With Heavy Losses
A major storm causes four highway deaths in Maine and widespread heart attacks across the county. Pittsfield reported 14.44 inches of snow with a season total of 76.8 inches and about 23 inches on the ground. Temperatures fell to five degrees above zero as officials worked through the night to clear drifted streets. The storm drifts continue as Cape Cod crews battle lingering winds and snow.
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Maine
Mercury
Pittsfield
U.S
State Departments of Public Works
Cape Cod
Oregon Tramway Plan Ties Landstrom Brothers to Greylock Project
Oregon tramway firm the Landstrom Brothers would build and run a Mt Greylock tramway under a plan disclosed by Gov Peabody. Allen Co of New York would buy 4 million in bonds, funding annual 370000 payments to the Landstroms for 25 years after which the facilities would belong to the state. The governor noted Ephron Catlin of First National Bank of Boston advised him on finances and said he had not read the related 60000 study by Technical Associates Inc. Contested details include the ARS funded survey and Druker’s pending confirmation as chair of the Mt Greylock Tramway Authority.
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Euston
Bertram A. Druker
Newton
Mt. Greylock
Gov
Peabody
Barbara
Miss Hall
Pittsfield
Willamette, Ore
Tramway J
The
Landstrom Brothers
Allen Co. R
New York
Landstroms
Oregon
California
Mt. Grey- Hock Tramway Authority
Ephron Catlin
First National Bank of Boston
Berkshire
Federal Area Redevelopment Authority
Silvio 0. Conte
Greylock
Priceless Rubens Stolen From Brussels Museum
A Rubens painting titled Negroes Heads valued over $1 million was stolen from Brussels Ancient Art Museum. Thieves entered via skylight and removed the 18 by 26 inch work, leaving the frame behind. Police call it a national treasure. experts estimate its value at least $1 million.
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Brussels
UPI
Ancient Art Museum
Leo van Puyvelde
Urbain van de Voorde
Artici
North Africa
Threatened Complete Boycott Over Wheat For Russia
Maritime trades officials urged President Johnson to intervene in a dispute over loading wheat for Russia to avoid an international crisis. Union leaders demand at least 50 percent of grain sail in American ships, threatening to tie up docks if not met. A Florida labour dispute and related strikes are also noted alongside calls for federal action to halt violence and support shipment obligations.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Marittime
Johnson
Russia
Hodges
Maritime Trades Department
Afl-Cio
Luther Hodges
U.S
Asst
James J. Reynolds
Department of Commerce
Kennedy
Continental Grain Co
Thomas W
Teddy) Gleason
International Longshoremen’s Association
ILA
Gleanson
Reynolds
Afl-C10
Maritime Trades de- Hartmert
Florida East Coast Railway
Willam Wirtz
Daystona Beach
G. E. Leighty
Florida East Coast
New Smyrna Beach
Mayo William Hathaway
Cape Kennedy
Afl-Cio Maritime Trades Department
Lucy Baines Johnson Receives $1 From Secret Service Escort
In Buck Hills Falls Pennsylvania Lucy Baines Johnson 16 draws attention at weekend religious conferences as a Special Service agent digs into his pocket to give her one dollar during a closing service with 400 teenagers. A collection for poverty stricken Indians was requested.
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Buck Hills Falls
UPI
Secret Service
Lucy Baines Johnson
U.S. Seeks Protection After Saigon Theater Bombing
In Saigon the United States demanded maximum protection from the Vietnamese government after a terrorist bombing of an American movie theater killed three Americans and injured 49. A Marine captain who warned others died, as did a military policeman and another soldier. the bomber was killed.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
UPI
United States
U.S
Demand outstrips supply for advertiser’s items
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A. A. Michelson
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Whirl
Botsam
Peter Paul Rubens
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Antwerp
James J. Reynolds Johnson
Lucy Baines
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